The 53rd Street Path is a 1.0 mile stretch of widened sidewalks along E. 53rd Street in Davenport that is perfect for walking, running, and biking and provides a connection between two hubs of local businesses and restaurants across I-74.

The Walking Paths in Longview Park are a 1.3 mile network of multi-use paths nestled on and above the bluff of the Mississippi river providing picturesque views across into Iowa.

This short 0.5 mile walking path connects all the attractions and amenities found in Mel McKay Park.

This compact network of walking paths connects the different sections of this reclaimed industrial area and the many sustainable and environmentally friendly themes found throughout.

This 1.9 mile network of walking paths traverse along the length of Lake Potter and is perfect for leisurely strolls with friends and family.

Once the site of a battle during the War of 1812, Credit Island Park is a 420 acre park in southwest Davenport located alongside the Mississippi River and is a fat biking paradise.

The scenic Milan section of the Hennepin Canal Trail follows along both sides of the canal as it runs next to the Rock River and passes by three historic locks.

Andalusia Slough offers paddlers sandy beaches for picnics and many islands to explore.

Campbell's Island Slough can be a nice backwater for beginners and novice paddlers. There are a lot of ducks, geese, and cranes to see in this area of the river.

Check out the great views of the Mississippi on this trip. A river crossing is required; strong current possible.